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    shape us.” (Mitchell, 2008, p. 148) This Canadian professor and philosopher theorized that technologies, such as those we will discuss in this paper that are used to augment Human Resource Management, become extensions of our natural abilities. (Canada) If he is correct and the proper use of technology can help human resource professionals, commonly referred to as HR, be more effective and efficient, it explains growing trends toward acknowledging, embracing and implementing such advances. This…

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    Enterprises’ Human Resource Management Introduction Human resource management in modern enterprises does not mean responsibilities only for HR Department. It is the work of the whole enterprise, especially for the senior management. Human resource management is being considered much more valuable. The nature of enterprise management is to realize a certain goal of the enterprise. It refers to activities carried out for training, exploiting, utilizing and coordinating, in virtue of limited…

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    My Reflecting Reflecting back over the last five weeks learning about Human Resource Management has been very interesting. In being one of the minions most of my employed years and in a management position just a few years. I did not realize how much I had noticed what Human Resource Management have to do to run a successful organization. It takes a lot being part of the Human Resource Management team. One must know how to do a planning, recruitment and selection of what the jobs entail, what…

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    Over time Human Resource Managements (HRM) value and role within companies has changed and increased. That is to say that the management of human resources went from being operational to strategic. In the past, Human Resources were more commonly known as personnel services or personnel managers. The personnel manager role and function was primarily administrative. The primary responsibilities of personnel managers were hiring, training and the processing of employment forms. Often, the person…

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    Introduction Over the years human resource practices have improved and are considered to be an important asset of the Organisational, they are the ones playing leading role in firms today (Ahmad & Schroeder, 2003: 20).Human resource management is a system that affects the attitude, performance and the behavior of the employee, the system is consisting of different practices and principles (Noe, Hollenbeck, Gerhart, and Wright, 2007). More specifically in human resource practices it includes the…

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    Human resources management has a large effect on the success of a business for several reasons including employee retention, customer satisfaction, employee satisfaction, work quality and financial handling. A competitive advantage is achieved by equalizing all aspects of the business including human resources, inventory, producing a quality product, servicing customer relations, reducing waste as well as several other factors. Maintaining a satisfied employee pool is not accomplished by just…

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    learn in your courses about the work of human resources professionals? In Denisi/Griffin’s Human Resources Management textbook, the definition for the “Goals of Human Resource Management” were adequate. An individual who selects this field must demonstrate “facilitating organizational competitiveness”, “enhancing productivity and quality”, “comply with legal and social obligations”, and “promote individual growth and development”. (Griffin, 2011) The Human Resource director or manager has a…

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    A company 's success is largely dependent on the Human Resource Management Department (HRMD). Every company that employs a large amount of people, most likely has a department that handles personnel. The HRMD has many functions. I will elaborate on three of these functions which are; recruitment of personnel, training and development, and performance appraisals. Each of these function works in conjunction with each other and other function to help the company become successful through the…

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    Human resources have immensely grown to encompass a lot of things that happen in any industrial enterprise. Any organization that fancies growth has to look into the eventuality of having a solid human resource team. As such, the field has gained a lot of entrants as its value keeps on increasing and the processes used in managing staff keep getting all the more complex. Due to its acclamation as a necessary addition to other careers, various factors such as salary have been reviewed over and…

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    Human resource management is defined as a strategic and coherent approach to the management of an organization’s most valued assets – the people working there who individually and collectively contribute to the achievement of its objectives. Every business has to have a Human Resource department that is governed to meet the needs and cultures of the business as well as the employees. The human resource department needs to be able to keep up with changes that the world faces and be able to…

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